Sentence examples for carriage troubles from inspiring English sources
How much of Epix's carriage troubles are a product of the current economy?
He had trouble with the carriage return too, so his line breaks were awfully avant-garde ("The other/day a stranger with a lot of/legs came into our/little circle a tough looking kid/he was with a bad eye").
It could bring trouble in the tube carriage with someone (mainly a commuter) having a go at you for staring at him/her for too long.
Although, as Mr. Weber puts it, his place is "tucked away and a little hidden" in a renovated carriage house in Somerset County, people obviously have no trouble finding it.
But Ms. Navratilova faced no such trouble: On Tuesday, Ms. Quinn said the union representing carriage drivers had agreed to immediately require its members to undergo anti-discrimination training.
When the muddy Lincoln returned to the carriage, his friend naturally pointed out that he had just disproved his own hypothesis by putting himself to great trouble and discomfort to save a pig.
The carriage slowed down.
LIZADONNELLY: The carriage indeed.
